Ripple acquires Rail for USD 200 million – expanding its stablecoin business and strengthening crypto payment infrastructure.
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Numerous small US firms are hoarding Ether as a yield-generating asset – their holdings have surged to nearly USD 3.5 billion in a short time.
Bullish and Figure prepare billion-dollar US IPOs – two new crypto-finance players aim to break into the mainstream.
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JPMorgan and Coinbase link crypto and bank accounts – a pilot project with far-reaching implications for the entire financial sector.
SEC approves in-kind redemptions for all spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs – a milestone for cost efficiency and market transparency.
ECB signals openness to stablecoins and their regulation – a potential turning point for digital currencies in Europe.
Interactive Brokers considers launching a stablecoin to optimize trading and further integrate crypto into the financial system.
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The newly launched CVJ.CH sibling portal CVJ.AI offers access to a news flow analyzed by an AI.
The US wants to open up the $9 trillion retirement market to investments in cryptocurrencies, gold, and private equity.
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The British bank Standard Chartered (StanChart) will enable institutional clients to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum via its platform.
One year after approval, spot Ethereum ETFs in the US have broken the $5 billion mark in net inflows for the first time.
Pump.fun raises USD 500 million in 12 minutes during meme coin ICO – criticism over token allocation, but signs of an ICO era revival are evident.
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